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| Non-profit organizations are profitable for staff and secretaries. How many WELS pastors make $80,000 a year, own a huge home, and raise money for the babies? |
bruce-church (https://bruce-church.myopenid.com/) has left a new comment on your post "Support Your CEO":
Norm Teigen on Christian Life Resources, Oct 14th, 2007:
http://ichabodthegloryhasdeparted.blogspot.com/2007/10/norm-teigen-on-christian-life-resources.html
I see the Christian Life Resources as a self-perpetuating organization without any control from a responsible church body. Christian Life Resources endorses an organization called Church and Change.
A pastor in my synod was accused of false doctrine for his stated intention of attending the Church and Chanage conference. The objectee also, apparently, said that the Wisconsin Synod has a false doctrine in its synod in Church and Change.
My suggestion is for the ELS to put Christian Life Resources and Church and Change under the microscope and advise the membership of its results.
Overhead view of Fleischmann home.
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GJ - Accord to John Brug's book, WELS pastors do not have doctrinal problems, so that ELS charge must be false, slanderous, and a violation of Matthew 18.
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Norman Teigen has left a new comment on your post "Robert Fleischmann, Church and Change, WELS.Self-P...":
Well, I had nearly forgotten about CLR. The ELS promotes this organization and I don't. I think that CLR must be hurting financially because its income is based on the discretionary spending capabilities of its adherents. With discretionary income reduced for individuals by the current economic condition, CLR will probably be experiencing a dip in income. The arguments based by CLR for its own existence are thin and poorly reasoned. The issues presented by CLR and its adherents would bind the consciences of the faithful to a secular and political agenda.
